By: Jhon Cando As the 20th Amendment states, presidential elections must happen every once every 4 years to begin the search for a new political leader to guide the United States as government-elected offices end on the 20th of January. A presidential campaign is the perfect method for the people who seek to get the power of leading a whole country to demonstrate to us, … Continue reading DeSantis drops out of the presidential race
By: Jhon Cando “Madame Web”, Sony’s latest collaborative film with Marvel, has set quite a bar for the critics and what to expect from future projects. Madame Web tells the story of Cassandra Webb (Dakota Johnson), a paramedic in New York City who starts to have visions that at first she cannot identify until it is revealed she is clairvoyant. With her new powers, Cassandra … Continue reading “Madame Web” was NOT loved by the public
Lia Morrison, 10th grade The Jeffrey Epstein case has garnered significant attention and controversy in recent years. Epstein, a wealthy financier and convicted sex offender, was known for his connections to numerous influential individuals. One aspect of the case that has attracted particular interest is the so-called “Jeffrey Epstein List.” In this article, we will delve into the details of the list, its significance, and … Continue reading The Epstein list explained
Laura Laurent, 10th grade Valentine’s Day can be seen as either the most romantically significant day of the year or simply another commercially driven occasion, depending on your perspective. Regardless of whether you embrace the romantic spirit or eagerly await February 15, continue reading to discover ways to make the most out of this day, so here are some dos and don’ts to keep in … Continue reading Valentine’s Day Dos and Don’ts
By Heillie Santana,12th grade During a hospital visit for prostate surgery, it was discovered that King Charles had other concerning health issues. It has now been confirmed that his royal majesty, King Charles III, has been diagnosed with cancer. King Charles, aged 75 and the son of the late Queen Elizabeth II, has indeed been diagnosed with cancer. This diagnosis follows a week after his … Continue reading King Charles Has Cancer
By: Heillie Santana, 12th grade The United States has witnessed an increase in asylum-seekers, causing strain on local, state, and federal governments. Recently, this has led to tensions between the state of Texas and the United States federal government. Some have suggested that a potential civil war could be looming. The entire conflict began in March of 2021 when Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared that … Continue reading Texas Vs The Federal Government
Sebastian Albuquerque, 9th Grade Former U.S. President Donald Trump is running for the Republican nomination in 2024 is causing waves in American politics. During his presidency from 2017 to 2021, he did many things that got people talking. Some liked what he did, others didn’t, but one thing is certain: many Republicans support Trump. One reason for Trump’s continued popularity within the Republican Party is … Continue reading Will Donald Trump be the Republican Candidate?
Sebastian Albuquerque, 9th Grade Recently in Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, the President of Venezuela, has used his power to jail and exile many of his opponents, such as Juan Guaidó, who declared himself acting president in 2019, and Maria Corina Machado, who was barred from running in the 2024 presidential election. This just adds to the worries of the citizens who desire free elections. Maria Corina … Continue reading Maduro Gets Rid of His Competition
By Cely Reyes, 10th grade. In the world of celebrity intrigue, Taylor Swift has become the subject of intense conjecture about her prospective appearance at Super Bowl LVIII. Swift, an industry in her own right, has recently become embroiled in conspiracy theories linking her to an alleged political conspiracy. However, the main focus has shifted to a more pressing question: Will Taylor Swift attend the … Continue reading The Super Bowl and Taylor Swift
Paula Forcade, 10th Grade In a world where the spotlight shines on actors, we can’t help but be captivated by their charm, talent, and the amazing characters they bring to life. From their mesmerizing on-screen performances to their red-carpet appearances, we are often fascinated by the personas they portray. But have you ever paused to consider what lies behind the radiating and perfect surface of … Continue reading “I’m Glad My Mom Died” – A Memoir of Recovery and Resilience
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